I mean most convictions (I’d hope) are based on evidence that makes sense. I guess what I’m saying is: If we discount the possibility of intentional martyrdom, then it doesn’t make sense that someone would walk around with that much incriminating evidence right after committing a crime that would get the whole nation hot on their tail. Not saying he definitively didn’t do it, but I won’t discount the possibility of the contents of his bag being planted.
Okay if this goes through I’ll have to admit that the leopards have indeed eaten faces.
Wasn’t the evidence the things they found in his bag? The gun and manifesto?
I mean he was arrested based on low-quality security camera pictures that barely, if at all, looked like him. And the evidence seemed too obvious unless he intended to be arrested. The officers who arrested him also said something like “I saw him and just knew it was him”, which does not inspire confidence. There’s a not insignificant chance the evidence they did “find” on him was planted.
I mean I’m pretty sure the evidence for his arrest was flimsy as fuck. As long as he has a competent lawyer (which he should have) he should be able to get the judge to throw out the case. I think.
Edit: Turns out I’m wrong, see this.
Thankfully I managed to get away (sort of) but yeah, that was not a fun time.
Correction: It’s the Zionists, who are occasionally also Jews. Organizations like Jewish Voice for Peace are not being listened to.
If Europe was willing to offer that China wouldn’t be winning in Africa in the first place.
Egypt because they bribed him one time and because without foreign aid Egypt would collapse causing a refugee crisis that would make Syria blush.
The socialism they’re talking about here is a USSR-style central planned economy, just to make that clear. That sort of environment is absolutely hostile to foreign investment for many reasons, not the least of which is the corruption that will take decades to fully erase, if such a thing is even possible. For a demonstration of what that means today look at Egypt, which isn’t socialist but has many of the same problems due to the military’s encroachment on the market. The problem is that it’s impossible to compete with a state that doesn’t want to let you compete, so you’re at the mercy of the government in a way that tends to repel foreign investment.
Well yes and no. Leftists have a massive division problem, always had and probably always will. The whole numbers thing doesn’t matter much when those numbers are like oil and water.
Honestly, after the sheer volume of destruction that happened in this “war” I doubt they’ll get away with just low volume rocket fire. Gazans have just went through the second Nakba; expect more violence in the years to come.
If these last 15 months taught me anything, it’s that I shouldn’t step foot anywhere near the US education system. What the fuck is this?
Okay there’s apparently a typo in my original comment but even then I think it’s clear that I’m explicitly saying it’s not a radical ideology.
Okay let me just ask: How old are you? I wanna know how long till you can get away from this menace.
Okay not an answer (I’m not even from the UK I’m here from /all) but: As a guy who doesn’t really get the idea of getting to know people, what would this look like in practice? Like would you just go to your daughter and say “hey look I got you a friend”? My bad if this doesn’t make sense but I guess I can’t imagine the situation.
I mean only radicals as much as fighting Israeli occupation is a radical ideology, which is to say not very. I mean don’t get me wrong most of these new recruits (and many of the old ones) likely are radicals who would like to kill Jews and drink their blood, but this and that are different things.
Any similar community aimed at women would be harassed into oblivion.
And why is that a problem with dull men’s club? I mean I’m not subbed to it but it occasionally appears in my feed (I browse /all) and it seems to be just what it says on the cover: A dull men’s club.
Well I’m counting the offensive on North Gaza and the war in Lebanon in that timeframe so uh… not very surprising.
I guess I was wrong then. Gotta thank Cunningham’s law.